Kinglake Skatepark was in the planning phase for over 20 years and was one of the first community initiatives constructed after the famous Black Saturday Bushfires ripped through the area in 2009. The smooth concrete skatepark has turned Kinglake into one of the best skateboarding destinations in the region with its signature bowl and a vast array of street features. There is an awesome spine that connects to a super mellow bowl that it so couldn’t be easier to find a line and pick up speed. The street section of the skatepark has quarters, ledges, euro gap, stairs, ramps and more. Kinglake skatepark is one of our favourite parks in Victoria and one that you will almost always get to yourself.
Boardwalk Skate Park
The newly unveiled Boardwalk Skate Park in Point Cook is making waves among skating enthusiasts. Located conveniently close to the original Point Cook Bowl, which retains its classic charm, this new addition offers a plethora of exciting features. Skaters can expect...
Werribee Skatepark Loyola Reserve
The Werribee Skatepark located at Loyola Reserve is a popular skateboarding spot in Werribee, Victoria, Australia. It's known for its well-designed features catering to skateboarders of all levels, from beginners to advanced riders. The skatepark offers various ramps,...
Spliff Park Skatepark
Spliff Park, nestled in Footscray, Victoria, just north of Melbourne, offers a modest yet vibrant skating experience. The skatepark, designed as a circuit loop, hosts an array of pre-fabricated obstacles catering to beginners. Among these are a spine, a couple of...
